Sentence examples for extensively adapted from inspiring English sources

In their most traditional manifestations, however, certain dances must be extensively adapted for the stage.

The flat has been extensively adapted for Gary's wife, who has multiple sclerosis and severe mobility difficulties.

It has also been extensively adapted for a Western world seeking flavor but lighter dishes.

Cork oaks, we realized, are the heart of a landscape that while extensively adapted by humans is nevertheless an ecological marvel.

Due to these properties, electronic devices fabricated using 1D nanostructure have been extensively adapted in photodetectors [5], gas sensors [6], and dye-sensitized solar cells [7], respectively.

Most are extensively adapted to a fully aquatic life and are unable to move on land, except for the genus Laticauda, which retain ancestral characteristics, allowing limited land movement.

While Stepping Stones programmers acknowledged that "development of interventions is an iterative process, and interventions are generally strengthened by being more extensively tested and adapted" [ 51], adaptations to the original intervention occurred before this trial was implemented and to fulfil research needs rather than community demands [ 51].

Other areas were adapted extensively for the goings on at Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films.

This is potentially an important weakness as development of interventions is an iterative process, and interventions are generally strengthened by being more extensively tested and adapted.

The present study adapted an extensively published ToM localizer to evaluate the role of vlPFC in inhibition of self-perspective.

Despite these advantages, the industry has not adapted bioprocesses extensively, because the viability of bioprocesses is often questionable due to low yield and productivity for desired compounds [ 5].